Sentence examples for preparation wrong from inspiring English sources

He also claims Kliman got food preparation wrong (branzino was grilled, not roasted; pancetta isn't smoky).

So You Think came to the Irish trainer with a huge reputation in early 2011, but he was beaten into second by Rewilding in this race last year when O'Brien said he had got his preparation wrong.

"Unfortunately if the preparation is wrong it can become difficult.

Lawrenson: "I just hope Russia boss Fabio Capello has learned his lesson from the 2010 World Cup when, as England manager, he got his preparation completely wrong.

"[I have] no excuses for some of my losses, but the preparations were wrong and the better prepared men won on the night.

The British historian Michael Howard noted that it was impossible to perfectly prepare military forces for the next war; what is important is to make sure that you have not gotten the preparations so wrong that the military cannot quickly adapt when it is next needed.

The misreading of Kumble was not the only bit of preparation England got wrong.

The problem in Iraq, we're now told, was a lack of preparation, or the wrong kind of planning, or mistakes in implementation.

"Yes, Liverpool are favourites to win but if they go about it with the wrong preparation they are in for a big shock.

You gather up the usual suspects to see who is responsible for your failure: lack of innate ability, lack of effort, poor preparation, using the wrong strategy, bad luck, etc.

Protest organizers contend that both the pepper spray and terrorist attack preparations send the wrong message to people coming to Los Angeles to exercise their rights of free speech.